Unveiled: Meghan’s £ 6.50-a-Jar ‘made’ raspberry jam is made on an industrial estate at 2,000 miles from Montecito

Her expensive jam would be ‘Inspired by the recipe Meghan Markle made in her home kitchen. ‘

To emphasize the domestic but ambitious message, a heart heating Instagram Video shows a fruity mixture that bubbles in a pot at home California While the four -year -old daughter lilibet praises it as ‘beautiful’.

But so far the mystery has surrounded where the £ 6.50-a-Jar Raspberry Spread Sold by the Duchess of Sussex Under her as always, brand is made.

Nowadays the mail can reveal that the sweet treat is manufactured by the same American giant who sells her £ 9 -packs herbal tea.

It also makes her sold -out orange blossom honey – priced at £ 20 ($ 28) per pot.

In addition, the factory makes a ‘Strawberry and Wild Rose’ retention as part of a band with Bridgerton – The hit series in Regency England made by NetflixWith whom the Sussexes also have a deal.

The company – which certainly has not – royal name the republic of tea – has its headquarters in Larkspur, California, 350 miles away from Meghan’s Montecito Mansion.

However, the factory is 2,000 miles away in Illinois.

With half a million visits to her as always website after the last ‘product drop’ on June 20, a bond with a commercial manufacturer was inevitable to meet the customer’s demand.

Neither the Sussexes nor Netflix have still confirmed where the spread – currently marked on the Meghan website as ‘soon’ – or where the raspberries come.

But a source close to the Duchess said that to formulate the commercially available product, they started with the version that Meghan makes at home and worked to develop a version of it that could be produced on a scale. ‘

Nevertheless, after months of marketing, the truth will only increase the control of the sustainability references of the brand as a traditionally ‘manufactured’ product.

Her website describes her ‘characteristic’ raspberry jam as’ inspired by the recipe Meghan made in her home kitchen ‘ – and also says it was intentional’Manufactured with a smooth texture. ‘

But a video that is shared by the Duchess shows that her distribution is made in a factory, with fingers that are quickly directed to the Republic of tea, which also makes a fruit reserve.

Mail revealed online last week that it appears Meghan’s Hibiscus, Citroen Ginger and Peppermint Tea are made by the company Thanks to Tell-Tale Metadata on the AS EEEVER website.

Meghan’s £ 9 ($ 12) cans Hibiscus -tea contain 12 bags, equal to 73p per cup – three times as much as the Republic’s own product.

The ‘Natural Hibiscus Tea Bags’ Retail for £ 8.45 ($ 11.50) for a can of 36, exercised with 24p (32 cents) per head, albeit in different pockets.

Republic of Tea also makes Potten from Bridgerton Strawberry and Wild Rose Tea Fruit Preserve, priced at £ 9 ($ 12) for a pot of 306 g – training for approximately the same price per gram as Meghan’s offer.

The ingredients are mentioned as: “strawberries, cane sugar, wild ros syrup (custom rose tea blend, rosewater, cane sugar), lemon juice, fruit pectin.”

In the meantime, Meghan’s is as always raspberry spread – it is technically not a jam because of the high fruit content – is Made from: ‘raspberries, organic pure cane sugar, organic lemon juice concentrate and fruit pectin’.

Meghan first unveiled in February that ‘Jam is My Jam’ – and a video recorded in which it was explained why those Know her best Are aware of her secret love for making jam.

When she first released 50 fruit spreads and sent them to her nearest and sweetest friends, she was careful that they were at home at her kitchen table with her own recipe.

On her Netflix show with love, Meghan described the harvesting of berries in her kitchen, with small batch pots and said, “I saved one of 50 for my mother.”

Last night a source close to Meghan confirmed to the Daily Mail that the Republic of tea makes her as always raspberries, but said the supplier was changing.

The company also makes its sold -out orange blossom honey – priced at £ 20 ($ 28) per pot – although it is not known whether it also manufactures its newly released apricot reserve.

In a statement, US streaming gigantic Netflix said: ‘Netflix and is always proud of working with the best suppliers who meet our high standards for exceptional products.

‘It was exciting to see how many fans the AS Evered product line embraced, with the first two launches that are sold out so quickly.

“We look forward to constant success as we expand products more all year round and release more products.”

The Republic of tea was approached for comment.